Ndebele Artist Preserves Dying Chicken-Feather Brush Technique for World Cup Tributes

Artist Gogo Esther Mnguni is transforming historic rugby and netball match balls into cultural masterpieces using a rare Ndebele feather-painting method practiced by very few artisans.

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The dying art behind Esther Mnguni’s World Cup tributes

Ndebele artist Gogo Esther Mnguni has transformed historic World Cup rugby and netball match balls into cultural masterpieces, showcasing a rare chicken-feather brush technique practised by fewer than 10 people. Read the full article

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Ndebele Artist Preserves Dying Chicken-Feather Brush Technique for World Cup Tributes

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